Spring is the fairest season for the observant gardener. There’s nothing like seeing leaves sprout on trees, witnessing beautiful buds bloom, and getting our hands in the soil to plant everything we’ve dreamed about all winter. From inspiration and experimentation to enjoyment, we’re excited to show you a few ways that you can spruce up your outdoor decor.
Just like giving your house a good spring cleaning to help freshen it up after a long winter, you can take a similar approach to your yard to get it back in shape for the warmer months.
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1. Upcycled Metal Gate for Hanging Flowers
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Gates are such a lovely spring garden design idea. Regardless of whether you are using the gate for privacy reasons or decoration, the vintage wrought iron look adds a beautiful touch to any garden. Adding flowers to an old upcycled gate is the perfect way to dress it up with a variety of colors and heights and gives your garden that fairytale, whimsical feel that’s both charming and eclectic. If you don’t have an old gate lying around, you can check out your local thrift stores for something similar and recreate the look to fit your own style and personality.
2. Whimsical Garden Stakes to Beautify Your Garden
These handmade garden wands will add a touch of fantasy or whimsy to your garden. They measure slightly longer than a foot and are made with glass beads, spacers, and fun dangling charms, all attached to each stake. These whimsical garden stakes will look great inside your garden bed or your potted plants. Choose from colors like a shiny rainbow sequence, orange or yellow pumpkin toppers, or Christmas colors for every season. Bring them indoors when the weather gets cooler, and place them in your indoor potted plants all year.
3. Turn Old China into a Beautiful Garden Display
Have any old china lying around collecting dust? Turn your grandmother’s dishes into a beautiful garden art display. Using a few rods, you can create a lovely arrangement of plates shaped like flowers. Gather a variety of sizes of old plates and dishes and glue them onto a rod or sturdy piping. Paint them if you’d like or leave them as is for an authentic and vintage look. Add a clear or transparent colored glass bowl to the center to reflect the sunlight. Can you imagine this lovely display when the light hits the plates? I bet it’s stunning.
4. A Rustic Toolbox Caddy Turned Garden Bed
This simple yet stunning garden box can be easily recreated regardless of your craft skill level. This repurposed wooden toolbox carries enough rustic charm that you’ll want to leave it out for everyone to see. You can use it for a variety of purposes like carrying all your gardening tools, a drink caddy, or use it for potting plants to put on display as a beautiful spring centerpiece. You can even spruce it up by painting on flower stencils or stenciling in your family’s name. The possibilities are endless with this rustic toolbox caddy turned garden bed.
5. A Spring Garden Flag That’ll Have You Hopping for Joy
Garden flags are perfect for your outdoor space to greet your family, friends, and guests. They’re an easy to make outdoor decoration that will cheer up your yard and show your love for the new season. There are countless ways to decorate your spring garden flag that are easy and inexpensive while still spicing up your yard. You can use a variety of materials to make your own flag, like scrap fabric, old tablecloths, burlap, and more. This adorable spring garden flag features a little bunny with fabric twisted into round shapes replicating blooming spring flowers. Use this project to get creative, showcase your stylish personality, and spruce up your outdoor space all at the same time.
6. The Most Beautiful Rustic Wildflower Wreath
Ring in spring in style with this beautiful rustic wildflower wreath. This handmade wreath uses a gorgeous mixture of dried flowers measuring 20-22 inches in diameter. Since it’s made using real dried-out wildflowers, you’ll want to keep this gorgeous wreath indoors for decoration unless you use it as an outdoor wreath in areas with low humidity. If you choose to use this wreath outdoors, be sure to keep it out of the rain and expect to only use it for a short time. This lovely wreath would look wonderful in a sunroom or a closed-in porch to bring in all those pretty spring colors and add a touch of nature inside your home.
7. A Unique and Hilarious Spring Welcome Sign
This funny hand-painted garden sign will give your friends, family, and guests a little humor this spring. This hilarious wooden garden sign says, “I’m so excited it’s spring; I wet my plants!” The sign has been hand-painted with pretty pastel colors and floral designs. It would make a perfect addition to your front porch, mantle, or entryway. The sign measures 20 inches tall and 5 inches wide, and other sizes are available. This sign gives us all the spring feels with its pastel colors, floral accents, and watering can designs. Where would you display this fun and seasonal sign?
Some of the best spring garden ideas don’t have to be full of bright colors and designs. This simple and minimalist wooden framed sign has been hand-made with the word “bloom” painted. The white background has black lettering and a solid, warm, walnut-stained wooden frame. Since this sign is handmade, slight imperfections may showcase the wood’s natural element. This rustic sign would look lovely if featured on a patio table, shelf, mantle, or as a centerpiece on a table. With the simple word “bloom,” it’s a prominent feature piece for anywhere in your home.
9. A Gorgeous Garden Flag to Welcome Spring
This super cute spring yard flag will add the nicest touch to your outdoor area. The flag measures 13×18 inches and has been treated with UV protection, so it’s safe to use outdoors. Fading is normal since it’s made from polyester. It’s recommended that you spray the fabric with a UV protectant every few months if your garden flag will be left outdoors in the elements for a long period. The stand is not included with this welcome flag but can be found at most dollar stores or even made yourself with an old wire coat hanger.
Whether you place this gorgeous sun catcher chandelier near a window in your home or hang it outdoors, it’s a beautiful handmade piece that will let your garden glow. This Bohemian sun catcher mobile was made with a small round twig wreath with chains of stunning transparent beads. The beads used are colorful and will reflect the light from the sun for a beautiful array of colors on the wall or window. They’ve also added triangle charms and mini glass jars with cork tops filled with dried flowers to make this the perfect decorative piece for spring.
11. Cool Tulip Yard Stakes That Make a Statement
These springy yard stakes are made with reclaimed wood and shaped and painted to look like tulips. The bright, vibrant colors will stand out in any garden or wherever you place them. The wooden tulips measure approximately 8 inches wide, and the total length, including the stake, measures approximately 24 inches tall. They come in a set of three, and you’ll receive one of each color: red, orange, and red with white polka dots. These spring tulips will make an attractive focal point and new addition to your spring-themed décor, and the best part is that no watering is required.
Dress up your entryway or home this spring with a beautiful carrot wreath door hanger. This adorable wreath is made with silk orange roses and greenery with burlap and wiring. It measures approximately 12 inches wide and 30 inches tall making this a lovely focal point. The unique carrot-shaped design will make a fun conversational piece with everyone taking in all the spring feels. This handmade wreath will arrive in a sturdy box for added durability that you can use year after year for storage, a delightful perk when purchasing decorative pieces online.
13. The Perfect Spring Vignette Using a Step Ladder
Elevate your spring garden this year with an old ladder. This wooden step stool ladder is a creative way to display your flowers this spring. Not only do ladders add interest and height, they also provide open storage serving as shelves for your garden needs. For this smaller ladder, placing small potted plants on the bottom is great for dimension along with a few rustic elements like the lantern and watering can. You can also use the watering can for watering your plants and place it right back on the ladder for a multi-purpose decorative piece. The large tin at the op can house a variety of plants of your choice. I love how some plants hang over the tin, giving it that gorgeous blooming spring feel.
14. Upcycled Metal Gate for Hanging Flowers
Gates are such a lovely spring garden design idea. Regardless of whether you are using the gate for privacy reasons or decoration, the vintage wrought iron look adds a beautiful touch to any garden. Adding flowers to an old upcycled gate is the perfect way to dress it up with a variety of colors and heights and gives your garden that fairytale, whimsical feel that’s both charming and eclectic. If you don’t have an old gate lying around, you can check out your local thrift stores for something similar and recreate the look to fit your own style and personality.
15. Ring in Spring with a Cute DIY Garden Decoration
With springtime gardening, comes tons of fun ways to get creative. This DIY spring garden decoration was made using a dollar store trellis and seasonal items already on hand. Take a quick inventory of the things you have around your home and recreate your own garden decoration in your favorite style. Place your beautiful little stand near your mailbox, front porch, backyard pathway, or garden to ring in spring in style. The best part is that you can easily swap out the décor on the trellis next year or use it year after year for a traditional outdoor spring statement piece.
16. Welcome Your Guests with a Cute Flower Tower
This beautiful flower tower is an awesome idea when it comes to adding some color to your patio, deck or garden. You can start growing your flowers vertically with a large planter box and rolled wire fencing. Make it as short or tall as you’d like to fit your space perfectly. Choose a lush, vibrant flower that will greet your guests throughout the season, or customize the look to fit your sense of style and décor. Whether you have tons of space or a small balcony, this flower tower is a simple and inspiring piece that will welcome your guests with beauty and delight.
17. A Beautiful Bed of Tulips Perfect for Spring
Tulips are such a colorful and beautiful spring garden design idea. The yellows, pinks, purples, reds, and tender white tulips all create a spectacular display and provide a gorgeous centerpiece for your spring yard landscaping. This spring garden looks especially impressive, with a bright mix of tulips in different shapes and colors, and it is also spaced out, creating a nice arrangement. You can even mix your tulips with hyacinths and daffodils for a beautiful spring arrangement that’s elegant, charming and exciting. The large rocks surrounding this tulip garden bed provide an attractive look that sets it apart from the rest of the landscaping.
18. A Cute and Simple Mini Fairy Garden
Although most fairy gardens are small in size, these enchanting abodes are nothing short of stunning. Whether you create your mini fairy garden in containers, flower beds or at the base of a tree, they are a whimsical addition to your outdoor living space. These lovely fairy gardens are so easy and fun to create that the whole family can enjoy getting in on the magic. If you pot your fairy garden like this one, you can move it from place to place to double as a beautiful spring-inspired centerpiece. Add a few decorative rocks, marbles, moss, small plants, and miniature decorative pieces for a dreamy fairy garden that’s all your own.
19. An Outdoor Oasis with Loads of Curb Appeal
While most people think of spring cleaning as an indoor thing, we cannot neglect our beautiful outdoor area that brings us closer to nature. Some of the best spring garden ideas come to you on a whim. If you’re looking at sprucing up your outdoor living space, now is the perfect time. Creating an outdoor oasis doesn’t have to come at a large expense. Start by trimming your trees, pulling weeds, and adding mulch, and you’ll be almost ready. Create a seating area with a few chairs, a table, and comfortable pillows for a retreat to sit back, relax, and soak in the beauty of nature.
20. Birdhouse Welcome Sign Perfect for Spring
Greet springtime guests to your home with this bright and cheery birdhouse welcome sign. Repurpose an old wooden wall shelf or small mantle for the base of the sign and stencil in letters to spell welcome. You can also stencil an address, street name or family name for a more personalized touch. Add a variety of small birdhouses to the top and get creative painting your sign with bright spring colors. While this welcome sign serves as a great spring garden design idea, it also can house birds looking for a place to nest. You’ll be surprised at what birds you attract with your DIY masterpiece.
21. A Pot of Flowers to Enhance Your Home Decoration
Growing flowers this spring is a satisfying and easy way to brighten your porch or yard. Planting flowers in pots is a great way to start gardening if you’re tight on space or a beginner gardener. Flowerpots look lovely nearly anywhere you place them, so it’s a nice and easy starting point for adding flowers to your outdoor space. You can fill your container with the same type of flower for a pop of solid color or choose various flowers and colors to plant together. Once your flowers start to bloom, step back and admire your beautiful arrangement.
22. A Blooming Garden of Tulips to Leave an Impression
Tulips are a spring icon. They are prized for their vast array of colors and can easily be grown in borders or containers, but they have to be replanted each year. There are so many creative ways to use tulips in your garden. You can integrate them with other spring-blooming perennials, blend them simultaneously with complementary colors, or plant them with other bulbs such as daffodils, crocus, and hyacinths. This beautiful garden bed leaves a striking impression on this homes curb appeal. Where will you decide to plant your blooming garden of tulips this spring?
23. A Unique and Comfortable Front Porch Setting
Create a cozy nook this spring with just a few staple pieces. The wicker furniture and pillows provide a relaxing space for enjoying the outdoors in comfort. By adding a few spring staples like a wreath, gardening tools, pastel flowers, and other trinkets, this space is now a charming spring-ready setting. This old wire rack has been repurposed and painted to stand vertically, adding dimension to this little nook. You can also easily hang your spring wreath and basket of flowers on the wiring. Place a few gardening tools like a watering can and shovel to really make this space come together for a spring scene right on our front porch.
24. Transforming Bottles into Beautiful Garden Art
Instead of throwing out old plastic bottles, try recycling them instead into beautiful hanging plants. This is a fun and creative project that the kids will love to help with. You only need a few empty plastic bottles with the labels removed, paint, and a sharp knife to cut the bottle in half. If you want the plants to be more noticeable, cut the bottle at an angle so you can easily view your growing beauties. Paint the bottles any color you choose, whether a bright spring color, a subtle pastel, or a color that matches your existing décor. Add a string to hang them on your trees, pergola, front porch or anywhere else you choose.
25. Cool Bottle Cap Flowers for Spring Garden Décor
This next awesome idea will have you wanting to save up those bottle caps. It’s also another fun project you can do with the kids, watch for any sharp edges on the bottle caps. Spruce up your garden with these super cool bottle cap flowers. With a little paint, glue and a stick, you’ll have some gorgeous flowers to show off no matter the season. These flowers would look great down a pathway, displayed in front of the porch, by your mailbox or in your own garden for a lovely pop of color and a crafty decorative accent.